The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-06-10
THE WEEKS D0INGs.
Accidents and Incidents of the
Past Seven Days,
Condensed ts::s the .wsgnience
Of the Reader.
a Column Of Entertaining News
in Brief.
TIE WEEK EPIrOMlZED.'

Violent storms are reported in KAN
sas. A>@'AA7
Twelve hundred bricklayers have
left Chicago. o
Senator Sherman will speak in Chi
cago tomorrow.
The tomb Of Gen. Logan was the GEN.
ter OF attraction Monday.
Much difficulty is being experienced
IN alloting lands to Indians
1t is thought that the stove molders
STRIKE at Pittsburgh will be settled,
Governor Hill has vetoed the Vedder
nigh License bill passed by the last leg
Ex-Governor Shepherd, otherwise
known as "Boss," has met with severe
accident. - ~ WV
Prof. Charlois, of Nice, has discoy-
cred new asteroid of the thirteenth
magnitude.
Frank Ross, the printer who serious
~ stabbed Peter Irish, at Fargo. has
been arrested. --@''
~ Harry Cortisso, of the Dramatic
News, New York, was married to Miss
Sarah Lorenues.
DR.. Walter Kempster is to be rein
stated as uperintendent of the insane
hospital at Oshkosh.
The interior department. is nroceed.
ing rapidly in the allotment Of lands
IN severalty to the Indians.
The Chemical bank has taken steps
to have William Kissane, alias Rogers.
brought back to New York.
There is no difficulty between this
ana the Russian government, regarding
the seal fisheries in Behring sea.
The Logan fund aggregates s63O35.-
40, most OF which has been invested
III United States per cent bonds.
The tug Retriever, while towing the
steamship Godiva, in England. sank
with all hands. The Godiva is safe.
James Fargo, at Grand Forks. Da-
kota, had leg broken and sustained
serious internal injuries by runaway.
The North Chicago roller mills have
to shut down, owing to lack of coke.
caused by the strike in the coke re-
gions.
The civil service commission is at
tempting to enlarge its authority. 1t
Will probably met with opposition from
congress.
Milwaukee rolling mills are running
short of coke, and will he obliged to
shut down unless the coke strike is
soon settled.
The name of the steamer, with $50
persons on board, which has been MISS
ing sinca the recent cyclone in India
is the Sir John Lawrence.
"a Fl. Warren. general passenger
agent OF the Manitoba, was married to
Miss Lillian Baker, daughter of Lewis
Baker, OF the st. Paul Globe, yrster-
day.
The journalists of Washington and
the Gridlron ciltD held meetings aud
passed resolutions of coincidence and
respect to the memory of Ben: Parley
Poore.
Ex-sheriif O'Erien, Of New York.
has spent S22.uoO Keeping up the
united labor party, and offers 10 CON
tribute $1,000 more for the support of
the party paper.
The First Light battery of Wiscon-
sin was awarded a gold medal for pro-
llclancy III saher Grill. and silver ned
al to the Louisvillp1lpgion drum corps
for proficiency in music and move
ment.
The Italian chamber of deputies. by
vote OF 10 to 40. granted the govern
ment q naval credit of $17OOC,OOO for
the construction of iron clad war YES
sells, torpedoes and Notifications at
naval stations.
Lydia A. Williams, an unmarried
woman, Is years old, was burned to
death in the attic of house in Au-
burn, II. l. 1t is supposed that she
started the fire by accidentally over
turning lighted lamp.
Five men were drowned in the st.
Lawrence river at Montreal while on a
| fishing trip. Three young persons were
drowned in the Mohawk at Fort Plain
while boating for pleasure, and two
others were drowned i'll the canal at
Indianapolis.
The police Of Vienna have visited
| suspected houses. and arrested sixteen
coiners and forgers who have been de-
| voting their energies to the further
ance OF anarchism. A quantity of ex-
plosives, base coin and bank notes and
forgers' materials were also seized.
The River Thiess has broken the
dykes at Csongrod, and inundated
$4,000 acres of land. The Temes and
Bega have overfloWn their banks, SUBJ
merging 100 square miles of fields and
GWelYe villages. several German rivers
are rising, especially the Elbe and Wis
tula threatening serious damage.
Burnside post, e. A. r., in full uni
form, with drum corp, attended st.
Bridget's Catholic church, at Canton.
Baltimore, Monday upon invitation OF
Father Jordon. In his discourse Fa-
ther Jordan referred to the fact that
it was the first time Grand Army
post had attended Catholic service.
The American Indian, Red Shirt, WIS.,
tied the Savage Club in London on
Saturday night in full war paint.
There were also present Fly Above
Little Bull. Col. Cody, Mr.. Burke.
Broncho Bill and Wilson Barrett. "A
pipe of peace was smoked. Red Shirt
| promised to send the historical calu-
met to the club on his return to Amer
lea.
The body of Sheriff Grayson Jacobs.
| of Lawrence county, Choctaw Nation.
who had been missing for several days'
has been found by the aid of bnzzards,,
| which were seen from a long distance
at the spot where his body lay. About
800 yards from where the Sheriff's BODY
was found lay the bodies of two ne
grOes The Sheriff's death ia a nro-